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Breakneck Rider
Creature — Human Scout Werewolf
At the beginning of each upkeep, if no spells were cast last turn, transform Breakneck Rider.
UrzasUnderstudy on Tiny Wolves
1 year ago
Soooo I had written this huge awesome thoughtful comment that I had just gone and previewed when the site hiccuped and there went an hour's worth of words....
Anyhow, in brief and now in list form, here are some cheap, thematic cards you might want to consider: Breakneck Rider Flip, Domri, Anarch of Bolas, Duskwatch Recruiter Flip, Geier Reach Bandit Flip, Hermit of the Natterknolls Flip, Inscription of Abundance, Howlpack Resurgence, Kessig Wolf Run, Mage Slayer, Mayor of Avabruck Flip, Moonlight Hunt, Moonmist, Natural State, Path of Ancestry, Pit Fight, Neglected Heirloom Flip, Silverfur Partisan, Soul's Fire, Village Messenger Flip, and Vines of Vastwood
Santiago1011 on Tovolar, Savior of the Howlpack [PRIMER]
2 years ago
Zuul I think biggest disparity in our experiences is that Tovolar, Dire Overlord Flip is my commander; that means if I control at least 3 wolves and/or werewolves I ALWAYS get to transform ALL of my werewolves on my turn, new or old. Since you use shattergang, you don't have the luxury of having Tovolar in the command zone. Because I always have access to his effect, Kruin Outlaw Flip is as good as always transformed for my needs, which are swinging at opponents. While I was exaggerating the uselessness of Ulrich of the Krallenhorde Flip, the only effect I really care about would be his fight on the transformed side. The human etb/transform doesn't matter bc the only time I should have humans is on other peoples turns. Breakneck Rider Flip is actually one of the better creatures because it's a lord and it gives trample, which is desperately needed for this deck.
So I understand that what you said is almost certainly true for your deck, Tovolar, by nature, doesn't have that problem.
Edit: I would consider Ulrich a lot more if he was 4 cmc, but at 5 I can't convince myself that he does enough
DeathBySprnkles on Transforming older Werewolf creatures using …
2 years ago
I’m putting together a werewolf deck and has a question. Would I be able to transform older DFCs using the current Day/Nightbound mechanic? For example: if I used The Celestus, could I transform Breakneck Rider Flip into Neck Breaker?
multimedia on Werewolf Raid - Tovolar Commander Werewolf Tribal
3 years ago
Hey, well done, nice version and foil Huntmaster. You're a better deck builder than you think, but you did forget Sol Ring ;)
There's some cards here that aren't as good as others. The only sorcery speed removal you should play are board wipes that can kill more than one thing. Single effect removal is always better as instant that way you can respond to something an opponent does. Rabid Bite is not good when Beast Within and Chaos Warp are options. Decimate is fine since it can target more than one thing among many players. Blasphemous Act is an example of a strong creature board wipe in muliplayer Commander where it can be consistently cast for only one mana. Vandalblast can destroy all your opponents artifacts.
Human Werewolves who are 5, 4, 3 CMC who only have one ability such as trample or reach and don't give you anything else when transformed or on the backside of the card are really subpar compared to all the other much better Werewolves here. Tavern Ruffian Flip, Tireless Hauler Flip, Harvesttide Infiltrator Flip, Bird Admirer Flip, Ulvenwald Mystics Flip, Burly Breaker Flip could all be cut. Some Human Werewolves who could replace these: Reckless Stormseeker Flip, Realmwalker, Breakneck Rider Flip, Village Messenger Flip.
There's 5 sources of ramp here which is low amount with only 33 lands. With 33 lands then you really need more ramp, 10 or more sources. 0-2 CMC ramp is best because ideally you want to cast ramp in the early turns of the game when you don't have very many lands. 0-2 CMC ramp can replace lands since getting two lands is not as difficult as getting three or more. Sol Ring and Arcane Signet are staple budget ramp sources in Commander. Thought Vessel is helpful for more no max hand size and/or Crop Rotation to get Reliquary Tower.
Some colors have problems with having enough ramp options, but when playing green that's not a problem and you can take advantage of land ramp spells that can get a dual land Stomping Ground or Cinder Glade: Nature's Lore, Three Visits, Farseek and Harrow is nice basic land ramp. These ramp sources could replace: Bounding Wolf, Howl of the Hunt, Unnatural Moonrise, Mage Slayer.
Some changes to consider:
- Sol Ring --> Bounding Wolf
- Arcane Signet --> Tavern Ruffian
- Reckless Stormseeker Flip --> Tireless Hauler
- Realmwalker --> Harvesttide Infiltrator
- Breakneck Rider Flip --> Bird Admirer
- Village Messenger Flip --> Burly Breaker
- Thought Vessel --> Howl of the Hunt
- Nature's Lore --> Mage Slayer
- Three Visits --> Ulvenwald Mystics
- Beast Within --> Rabid Bite
- Chaos Warp --> Return to Nature
- Farseek --> Unnatural Moonrise
Good luck with your deck.
multimedia on Werewolf Commander
3 years ago
Hey, good work in process on a budget.
There's a few cards here that are not as good as others. Werewolf Horrors who can't transform from Tovolar are quite subpar. Vildin-Pack Outcast Flip, Smoldering Werewolf Flip, Shrill Howler Flip, Conduit of Storms Flip, Ulvenwald Captive Flip, Kessig Prowler Flip
Three, four and five drop Human Werewolves who don't have any abilities or just have a single ability like reach or trample, but don't any other abilities on the backside of the card just aren't good enough. Tireless Hauler Flip, Convicted Killer Flip
Arlinn, Voice of the Pack for a six drop doesn't do much without other cards which is not what you want with a six drop. Tovolar's Huntmaster Flip in comparison is so much better than Arlinn at six mana.
Some budget cards to consider adding:
- Reckless Stormseeker Flip: Werewolf who gives haste and pump.
- Village Messenger Flip: another one drop Human Werewolf.
- Breakneck Rider Flip: Werewolf who transforms to give trample and pump.
- Nightpack Ambusher: Wolf who can be a repeatable source of Wolves and is an anthem for Werewolves and Wolves.
- Relentless Assault: extra attack spell to draw more cards with Tovolar.
- Wolfcaller's Howl: good card in multiplayer Commander since there's many players, it can be quick board wipe recovery.
- Dryad's Revival: recur any card and has flashback to cast it again, get Assault two more times.
- Arcane Signet: staple budget two drop mana rock for more ramp.
- Farseek: two drop land ramp that can get Stomping Ground or Cinder Glade.
Cinder Glade, Unclaimed Territory, Naya Panorama, Rogue's Passage, Tyrite Sanctum are some budget land upgrades to consider replacing some basic lands. Path of Ancestry could replace Timber Gorge.
Good luck with your deck.
multimedia on Werewolves on the hunt
3 years ago
Hey, good attempt for a budget version of Tovolar. nice Aggravated Assault. You've mistakenly added two Tovolar's Huntmaster Flip :)
The card that combos with Spellbinder is Savage Beating for extra attacks which is now a $30 card. Without having Beating then Spellbinder is not worth playing because there's only 5 instants here out of 94 other cards.
When you control five or more lands then Bear Umbra enchanted to a creature who can keep attacking can pair with Aggravated Assault for extra attacks. Attacking with five or more creatures makes Druids' Repository combo with Assault. Savage Ventmaw who can keep attacking combos with Assault and also makes infinite green/red mana. Umbra could replace Spellbinder, Repository could replace Mantle of the Wolf and Ventmaw could replace the other copy Huntmaster.
Consider more one, two, three drop Werewolves to replace the vanilla four and five drop Werewolves?
- Scorned Villager Flip
- Realmwalker: changeling, it's a Werewolf and a Wolf.
- Kruin Outlaw Flip
- Geier Reach Bandit Flip
- Daybreak Ranger Flip
- Breakneck Rider Flip
- Village Messenger Flip
- Hermit of the Natterknolls Flip
- Reckless Waif Flip
- Lambholt Elder Flip
- Wolfbitten Captive Flip
Some of these could replace:
- Tormented Pariah Flip
- Tavern Ruffian Flip
- Tireless Hauler Flip
- Burly Breaker Flip
- Villagers of Estwald Flip
- Harvesttide Infiltrator Flip
- Bird Admirer Flip
- Spellrune Painter Flip
- Fangblade Brigand Flip
A couple of reasons for these changes is to get three or more Werewolves onto the battlefield to transform Tovolar quicker and have more Werewolves that can give you value rather than just only being Werewolves.
Some lands to consider adding, replacing of some basic lands.
- Karplusan Forest
- Unclaimed Territory
- Cinder Glade
- Rockfall Vale
- Rootbound Crag
- Fire-Lit Thicket
- Game Trail
- Naya Panorama
- Jund Panorama
Good luck with your deck.
Epicurus on Card creation challenge
4 years ago
A15Life there are a lot of werewolf creatures with transform. In fact, the transform mechanic was created around werewolves. There's a shit-ton of werewolves with the transform mechanic:
And all of this is without mentioning all of the non-werewolf HUMAN creatures with the transform mechanic, and the card I created makes all humans werewolves too. So yeah, there's a bit of use for Autumn Moon's ability to make a werewolf transform.
Sorry. Continue.
SideBae on Gruul Werewolves May.12 2019
5 years ago
I recommend the following cuts:
Breakneck Rider Flip: It doesn't seem to have quite enough impact on the board, even when it is flipped.
Conduit of Storms Flip/ Scorned Villager Flip/ Ulvenwald Captive Flip/ Gruul Signet : I think you have a lot of better ramp options, especially in green.
Ash Barrens : If you can, I'd replace this with an off-color fetch, like Bloodstained Mire or Windswept Heath . These can fetch your Stomping Ground and are more effective than Ash Barrens .
Forest / Mountain : With more ramp, you can run fewer lands. Cutting 2 to 3 seems reasonable if you cut in a bunch of dorks. Generally, if you've a green general that does not create landfall triggers, you can run fewer than the average number of lands.
Waxing Moon : I don't think this card is better than just simply Overrun . Giving your creatures trample is ok, but making them fatter is what makes trample really good.
Wildwood Rebirth : I think Eternal Witness is just better. Being an instant is alright, but the 2/1 body on the E Wit is relevant and being able to retrieve anything is a LOT better than a creature.
War's Toll : I think Price of Glory is a better option. I don't think I mentioned it before, but it's a good idea.
When it comes to your werewolves, you should consider when it is that you want them flipped. They are likely to be transformed by no spells only by your volition, because most players will play at least one spell on their turn. Also, your opponents will likely try to double-spell, to return your werewolves to the less powerful side. So, if you're counting on a werewolf being on the more powerful side during your turn in order for it to be good, I think that card should be cut. I think (and remember, I have no experience here, so I'm only speaking from what I rationally think) it is more likely for your guys to be flipped on your opponents' turns rather than yours. So bear that in mind during deck building.
Good luck.